Neighbors

 As many in the community are aware, food insecurity situations continue to increase throughout Central and South Central Kentucky due to increasing financial struggles. Fortunately, many individuals, groups and organizations are choosing to make a difference in helping feed the hungry.

The Northern Hardin County Democratic Woman’s Club recently met at Colvin Community Center in Radcliff. Featured speakers were Allison Grimes and Elaine Walker candidates for Kentucky Secretary of State.
For information concerning club meetings, call Bev Rickey at 352-2465.

Cathy Williamson, branch manager of the Lincoln Trail Area Better Business Bureau, was the speaker at the Radcliff Woman’s Club meeting May 9. Although Williamson’s duties are 50 percent educating the public and 50 percent getting new members, the former is now her primary focus. She spoke of the numerous scams bombarding the community. She stressed that members check closely their credit card, cell phone, bank statement and all financial transactions carefully for unauthorized use.

The local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, along with members of GreenSpace and Boy Scout Troop 668, spent May 21 cleaning up litter, clearing pathways and preparing a scout camping area at Buffalo Lake.

Around 70 people, church members, scouts and community leaders, helped in the effort. Roughly 225 hours of service were donated.